Subaru XV Showroom

Subaru XV

$29,690 - $42,090* MRLP

With chunky, rugged styling, and built-in all-terrain capability, the Subaru XV is as comfortable on rural back roads as it is on busy city streets. Available in Australia with a choice of petrol and petrol-electric hybrid models, all with generous equipment and a premium look and feel.

Latest Subaru XV ratings breakdown

7.9

Performance
7.2
Safety Technology
8.4
Ride Quality
8.0
Infotainment & Connectivity
7.9
Handling & Dynamics
7.6
Energy Efficiency
7.0
Driver Technology
8.5
Value for Money
8.0
Interior Comfort & Packaging
8.1
Fit for Purpose
8.0
AddIcon

What we love

  • -Cabin quality and insulation are impressive
  • -New Sport mode performance is welcome
  • -Ride quality and handling are both excellent
MinusIcon

What we don't

  • -Some of the infotainment graphics are dated
  • -We'd like more electric-only driving range
  • -A move to full hybrid as we know it would make the XV more efficient
2021 Subaru XV Hybrid L AWD review
Review | 6 Apr 2021

7.9

Clever tech and driving dynamics beyond most SUVs
2021 Subaru XV 2.0i Premium review
Review | 22 Mar 2021

7.9

A smart and stylish take on the crossover formula
2021 Subaru XV 2.0i-S review
Review | 9 Mar 2021

7.8

With its midlife facelift coming with a price rise across the range, does the top-spec XV do enough to justify some extra coffers?
Loading...

0
2020 Subaru XV Hybrid review
Review | 27 Jun 2020

7.3

Subaru joins the hybrid party with its small SUV. So how does the 2020 Subaru XV Hybrid stack up?

Latest Images:

Drive
Drive
Drive
Drive
Drive
Drive
Drive
Drive
Drive
Drive
Get an Instant Offer and sell your car fast
Get the best offer on your used car with Drive’s nationwide network of over 1,000 accredited dealers. Sell your car hassle-free and for the best price.
2023 Subaru Crosstrek price and specs: XV replacement up to $3000 dearer
New Models | 17 Jan 2023
The XV-replacing Subaru Crosstrek, is due in April with more technology – but the same engines as the previous model, and higher prices.
VFACTS December 2022: Australia's favourite new cars chosen by private buyers
news | 13 Jan 2023
The top of the Australian new-car sales charts is dominated by fleet vehicles. But what are the favourite choices when it comes to private buyers?
2023 Subaru Crosstrek gets slimmed down range for Australia
New Models | 23 Nov 2022
The 2023 Subaru Crosstrek will launch in Australia with four variants, two of which will be hybrids.
Loading...

0
2023 Subaru Crosstrek confirmed for Australia to replace XV
14 Oct 2022
The successor to today's Subaru XV is coming to Australia with a new look and more technology – but Subaru Australia is yet to confirm when the first cars will arrive.
What small SUV should I buy?
Buying Advice | 1 Jan 2018
Deborah is looking for a city SUV with solid open-road chops.
CarAdvice News Desk: The weekly wrap for June 30, 2017
Culture | 30 Jun 2017
Welcome to the CarAdvice.com News Desk, a regular video wrap of the latest happenings in the automotive world and Australia's new-car market.
Loading...

0
2019 Subaru XV 2.0i-S: owner review
Owner Review | 6 Jun 2022
The Subaru is small enough to deal with the small streets of Balmain and powerful enough to tow our van to far North Queensland.
2020 Subaru XV 2.0i: owner review
Owner Review | 16 Dec 2021
My middle of the range XV is the second Subaru XV I own. I also have a 2014 XV. Read the owner review and find out what it is like
2013 Subaru XV S: owner story
Owner Review | 8 Nov 2021
Wadih Ogeil has owned Subarus for more than a quarter of a century. In fact, he loves his Subaru XV so much that he's just upgraded it – with the same spec and same bright orange finish.
Loading...

0
2014 Subaru XV 2.0i-L review
Owner Review | 18 Sep 2018
My Beloved 3.0R-B Liberty was starting to get a bit old and Was not practical for what I needed daily (Fit kids/Dog in boot, Cheap to run etc). So I had to weigh up what I needed in a newer car that was going to fit all criteria, unfortunately I had to rule out a Performance car in my Budget as would of been too old or expensive to run... So the XV-L Manual fitted all criteria, (Late model, Practical size as a second car to run kids to school and drive to work, with some highway driving on occasion, Cheap to run, Fuel, Rego, Running cots etc, Manual gearbox, good phone connectivity, safe and comfortable, not just a boring fwd hatch,). So I found one the right Model, Year, Price and colour etc. Jumped on it and traded in the old Liberty. I think the XV has a good look for a compact SUV and is a bit more rugged looking than most. With a Proper AWD System and decent ground clearance. The interior is Functional, well made and all relatively easy to use, mostly good quality materials and feels built to last. (No rattles, noises or loose trims) A lot of people complained about the Sat Nav infotainment unit in this model. But I find it easy to use once you know the functions, works effectively and has a decent sized screen/Reverse camera.. The 2.0l engine is No performance engine, but is smooth, Fuel efficient and with the Manual gearbox you can hold the gears and rev the engine out when you need to get going.. The gearing is probably a bit Tall for a small engine but does offer Low engine revs for highway driving in 6th gear. It helps make for a smooth, quiet and comfortable car for highway driving. The boot isn't huge but being a Hatch is practical to fit in kids school bags and the dog etc. So far has been reliable and cheap to run. It has ticked all the boxes that I require for what I use the car for on a daily basis. Yes I do sometimes miss the power, Short Gearing and handling of the 3.R-b Liberty. But the XV also has its own charms. It has some of that old skool Subaru Boxer 4 throb from its 2.0l engine. Is more comfortable and practical. has some all terrain capability. Certainly cheaper to run etc. A slightly bigger Boot and more power would be nice, unfortunately the New XV is not available with the manual gearbox anymore which would rule it out for me. It would probably be a bit small to be the Main Family car, but as a second car or for people with None or maybe one child would be fine..
Subaru XV 2022
Dealer DEMO
Subaru XV 2022

$ 42,888

DAP

PinIcon

Chullora, NSW

Subaru XV 2022
Dealer DEMO
Subaru XV 2022

$ 43,411

DAP

PinIcon

Victoria Park, WA

Subaru XV 2022
Dealer DEMO
Subaru XV 2022

$ 41,988

DAP

PinIcon

Victoria Park, WA

Subaru XV 2021
Dealer USED
Subaru XV 2021

$ 41,630

DAP

PinIcon

Fairfield, VIC

Subaru XV 2022
Dealer USED
Subaru XV 2022

$ 43,999

DAP

PinIcon

Docklands, VIC

Subaru XV 2022
Dealer USED
Subaru XV 2022

$ 38,800

DAP

PinIcon

Bundoora, VIC

* ‘MRLP’ is the manufacturer’s recommended list price as provided by our data provider and is subject to change, so is provided to you for indicative purposes only. Please note that MRLP is inclusive of GST, but is exclusive of any options and does not include on-road costs such as registration, CTP, stamp duty and dealer delivery. Where an MRLP is stated as a price range, this reflects the lowest to highest MRLP provided for that model range across the available variants.